Journal of Alternative & Community Media 6.2 is out now!
Intellect is pleased to announce that Journal of Alternative & Community Media 6.2 is out now!
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Aims & Scope
Journal of Alternative & Community Media is an international journal publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research.
The journal aims to highlight and promote the study of alternative and community media and communication, which includes citizens’ media, participatory media, activist and radical media and the broader forms of communication that these groups might undertake. The journal locates this scholarship within the media and cultural research disciplines.
This field of study continues to grow and demonstrates increasing relevance in the digital age. Journal of Alternative & Community Media recognizes the need for strong empirical and theoretical advances that help explain the shifting media environment, and the ways in which people use alternative forms of media and communication. Issues of concern to the journal include but are not limited to the nature and distribution of media power; access to and participation in media; media practices of communities and social movements; diverse objectives, practices and structures within alternative and community media; state support and media regulation; and the possibilities of emerging technologies and new media.
Journal of Alternative & Community Media will define the field, present exciting, new research and advance the study of alternative and community media around the world.
The journal seeks submissions from international authors conducting quality, rigorous research. All articles are subject to the highest standards of peer review under the guidance of an international Editorial Board, comprised of leaders in the field.
Issue 6.2
Articles
Solidarity under lockdown: Political participation practices of alternative solidarity networks in Turkey
DURU SU KADIOĞLU
Strategically communicating climate crisis: How ecovillages and cohousing pursue structural change in the built environment
JARED T. MACARY AND ERIC KWAME ADAE
CHRIS THOMSON
The significance of ‘loud’ and ‘quiet’ forms of audience participation to community radio in Niger and Mali
EMMA HEYWOOD AND BEATRICE IVEY
Prison papers: Between alternative and mainstream
FREDRIK STIERNSTEDT AND ANNE KAUN
Review
What’s the Point of News? A Study in Ethical Journalism, T. Harcup (2020)
CAITLIN MARIE MILES
